Relatives , old pics and motorcycles

[TOMCAT]

Heard a rumour the other day so I went looking. Found this in Live To Ride magazine no.10 from 1988. Not only can he Tig up broken clutch levers he used to have a beard.@Mittzy[USER=2817]@TOMCAT[/USER][ATTACH=full]24085[/ATTACH]

Donny when hair would grow on his head (other than out of his ears and nose ).....
Told Bruce I've also got a copy of the magazine that Donny never gives up trying to weasel out of me .. for his sons to keep he reckons .. think i'll leave it to him in my will ..hahaha

 

[bruce aussie]

Donny when hair would grow on his head (other than out of his ears and nose ).....
Told Bruce I've also got a copy of the magazine that Donny never gives up trying to weasel out of me .. for his sons to keep he reckons .. think i'll leave it to him in my will ..hahaha

He can have my copy if he really wants another one

 

[CanberraR3]

Explains plenty!

 

[1olbull]

This might be a re-post...
Anyway, this photo is of my late grandparents on their Honey-Moon in 1918. The photo was taken in Vallejo Ca. (About 30 miles north-east of San Francisco.)
The article was written in 1968. I love the "modern Conveyance" description of the Harley. I didn't think Harley's were ever "Modern"...

Interesting that the photo is reversed and the text not?!?!?
Great old pix nonetheless!

Here is one Mom took of my Dad when they were dating in 1941.

 

[cusso ken]

Mum and Dad in 1940 ,you can see where I got my good looks from

 

[captain jack]

I'm loving this thread! Thanks to all that have put up pictures of their loved ones, I'll have to have a rummage & see if I can find anything.

 

[Neville Lush]

First sidecar I rode. An old BSA single. Shot taken circa 1973.

 

[TOMCAT]

Now had you handed 'that' bike to Ponters .. well things may have been different ... hahaha

 

[bruce aussie]

First sidecar I rode. An old BSA single. Shot taken circa 1973.

The box that a 14ft Southern Cross windmill came in direct from the manufacturer in Toowoomba.

 

[Rocket Scientist]

Not real old, but here is me in about 2008 leaving a restaurant to go on the spring run with the Muskegon Motorcycle Club. The first time that bike had been plated in about 27 years. It's about 40 degrees F in that picture. It clouded up about a half hour later and dropped into the low 30's and started snowing. I only made about 100 miles of the 150 mile ride. About died of hypothermia on the way home.